Telegram-herald., 1887-03-22
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ee Cza prove - tie records. 4ustez2 ~
tie people becoming Indignant tb<y al
xiseG Mr.. b0st~lek u % &s hs hss ibis
lady szys kostsiek & SOu had % cant keep
INK grocery Nov Il yo4F reporter Vii
step into the wholesale houses of your
city where Bcstuick & S0n
have traded for the past ten
years be Vii Lad lhAt there las n0g been =
sssA IA thai time that they have noI b0aghf
their usual amount ~ grJcerles and thus
prove one lie. II they d0a I ssll anything
BAT shlskg, what becomes " the loads 81
groceries which they haol TO Csnnons0Urg,
Is there anythiAg d.sh0nors Die tor = deputy
Sheriff 10 ONn al Interest Ia ; drug and
grocery store
Her sister did take care 0f Mrs B9stwiek
until she said stls cO1ld n0i handle Ler Any
longer. and that Mr. BSstwlck must DO
something else with her aud she wAs paid
her price by BoslwicK q SOL walch vas
over year before Sue wss takeu sick and
died. The Superlntencsnis were aOt made
% believe this nor that, bu. acted ike gen
tlemen and according 10 lSw. a0d Nc have
always found them hfm and worthy Vi
their positions. her sisters daughter never
made any offer % B0stalck & Sou, ia Tact.
did not reside in this State Hhen Mrs.
BOstwicS Nas tzsen away and VA always
friendly with them until a question re-
gar1lng her character ctme Up caused 0y
her being continually visited BY gentlemen
from abroad when the BOsl wlcks ceased 10
associate with her. Since that time she has
been enviOus OF the sOn's sIccaas and tries
in every way 10 iniare him This lady 5
husband was nOtlled Of Mrs. BOst~lck 5
death aud agreed 10 iti NJ Bos.wick knoE
Immediately, but did not until the next DAY
about IL o'clock when he CAME into court
where the sou had charge of two prisoners,
but in less than ten min ndtes after ne re
ceived the notice ne was on his way 10 IN
form his father She has Oeen visited as
often as possible ana everything furnished
thst the oyerseer thought proper The en-
tire expense IN every way has been paid by
BOstwick and sou from the beginning
10 the present time and we have the
receipts which anyone can see that
wishes 10. Supervisor Johnson did not
| come down with The BOstwicks nor have
they seen him vet. and If he wss n ia,
| city We did not know it. Mr. Johnson has
| never done anything more than his duty rs
| sn officer forced him 10. BOstWick aid not
| sgree TO LEI anyone know when tue funeral
| would be, as he nas NOT decided when the
sermon will be prescaed. Many = person
| has been buried IN one place and the ser.
vices in another. The corpse was dressed in
| 3 fine suit Of night clothes which Mrs
| Bostwick bad maae years ago herself aud
| kept with the reQges' thgt when she died
| she should be buried - hem.
If Bestwick & Son keep saloon then
every drug store is saloon. and II
Lafayette wears good clothes, he came hon
estly and hOnora5y by them. and if b,
| pays all dues and demands. and squares al
| his actions by The square Of virtue. whose
| business Is ii2 Hoping fhst you will puo
| lsh this for the same reasons given By the
lady. Yours respectfully,
| &. .. BOsTWlCK & SON.
| CANNONssuRG, March 2l